I'm trying a new creamer in my coffee today.
I used to add a splash of soymilk to my coffee but it caused it to cool too quickly. I take the soymilk fresh out of the fridge and adding it to the coffee immediately cooled it down to a drinkable temperature, but by the time I got to my desk it would get stale too quickly.
So today I thought, I'll just drink it black with splenda. But black coffee just looks gross. And when coffee looks gross, it tastes gross. I decided to try a creamer today. We have 4: Irish Cream, Hazelnut, Vanilla and regular half & half. I went with hazelnut.
Now my coffee is a weird orange-ish color and smells funny. It tastes yummy and is still piping hot, though.
Wait, is creamer dairy? :-O
EDIT:
Q: Does International Delight contain lactose?
A: No, International Delight does not contain lactose. However, it does contain sodium caseinate, a milk derivative.
Awesome.
I used to add a splash of soymilk to my coffee but it caused it to cool too quickly. I take the soymilk fresh out of the fridge and adding it to the coffee immediately cooled it down to a drinkable temperature, but by the time I got to my desk it would get stale too quickly.
So today I thought, I'll just drink it black with splenda. But black coffee just looks gross. And when coffee looks gross, it tastes gross. I decided to try a creamer today. We have 4: Irish Cream, Hazelnut, Vanilla and regular half & half. I went with hazelnut.
Now my coffee is a weird orange-ish color and smells funny. It tastes yummy and is still piping hot, though.
Wait, is creamer dairy? :-O
EDIT:
Q: Does International Delight contain lactose?
A: No, International Delight does not contain lactose. However, it does contain sodium caseinate, a milk derivative.
Awesome.
1 comments:
i love coffee creamer
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